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Tee Corinne: “The lack of a publicly accessible history is a devastating form of oppression. Lesbians face it constantly. The impact of this on art is that lines of development are obscured, broken, sometimes destroyed beyond reconstruction…”
From Two Augusts in a Row in a Row by Shelley Marlow: “Betsy is a leader of a whole region of witches in the north, while Susun has a coven of lesbian rabbi witches south of here. They have faith.”
From Lone Stars by Sophia Healy: “The lack of boundary, the apparent aimlessness, is actually a tactic, a motive. I want my paintings to look totally without presumption, to flow without pomposity, like a river without end, on which events pass simply and serenely. . . All I care about is nakedness, simplicity. I want a painting to be absolutely naked. . .”
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Lavender Review
Liz Collins Embrace (2015)
Acrylic on canvas with stitched rayon yarn
Courtesy of artist and LMAKgallery
Liz Collins Embrace (2015)
Acrylic on canvas with stitched rayon yarn
Courtesy of artist and LMAKgallery